Houston Trade Kill Shows Dodgers Aims At Howard
Houston officials vetoed a trade that would have sent Frank Howard of the Dodgers to the Astros for Bob Aspromonte and Ken Johnson. The deal collapsed after Bob Smith, Houston chairman, blocked it. Separately, minor leagues backed a pro football style draft for high school and college players, aiming to curb high bonuses. plan to start January with three drafts annually.
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Houston
Frank Howard
Los Angeles Dodgers
Memher
Texas
Aeal
Associated Press
Paul Richards
Dodger
Buzzie Bavasi
Howard
Bob Aspromonte
Ken Johnson
Bob
Smith
Lireeters
Houston Club
Aspromonte
Los Angeles Angels
Bo Belinsky
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia
American Legion
Sandlot
Nest
Park Inn Dominates Scratch League Action at Garden Bowl
Jack Morris led with 255 pins as Park Inn posted a 659 best game and 2,975 top team series in the Classic Scratch League. Elliott Dickey added a 130 series, while Bev Wasinger starred for the Dustbowlers with a 583 series and a 225 high game. Other results include Garden Belle Loum blanking Red's Cities Service 6-0 and multiple matchups in the Yankee League and nearby circuits with notable scores and standings.
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Jack Morris
Park Inn
Garden Bowl
Elliott Dickey
Garden Belle Loumher
Red
Cities Service
Rickman Body Shop
Kgld-Tv
Henkie
Bev Wasinger
Dustbowlers
Ucky-7
Krebs Construction
Smith Land Co
John Wheeler
Scott City Air Service
Sanique Ettes
Coca-Cola
Hopes
Torck Line
John Collins Agency
Trig Sayre
Kearny County Bank
Jim King
Corn Tobacco
Floyd Smith
Dairy King
Kkearny County Bank
Southwest Music
Garden City High Sophomore Basketball Roster and Schedule
Fourteen players on Garden City High sophomore squad for 1964-65 with 14-game schedule. Opening win 38 30 at Liberal High sophomores. Coach Joe McCord, a new faculty member, formerly coached in Kentucky and Tennessee. Roster includes centers Rex Bovyd and Jim Hartley and guards Butch Right Doug Robinson and others. Upcoming games listed at Liberal, Scott City, Hays, Great Bend, Pratt, Moscow, Ensign, Dodge City, and more through February.
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Garden City High
Buff Sophs
Soph
Liberal
Liberal High Sophs
Joe McCord
Austin Peay State
Clarksville
Tenn
MeCord
Geier
Phil Adams
Richard Garrett
Dodger City Sophs
Scott City Sophs
Hays Sophs
Great Bend Sophs
Lakin High
Pratt Sophs
Moscow High Varsity
Ensign High
Liberal Sophs
Dodge City Sophs
Hays
Pratt Sonds
Great Bend
Two Busters Get Mention on Jayhawk JCC All League Team
Garden City Junior College players Denis Black and Mickey Picataggio earned honorable mention on the Jayhawk Conference all league football team. Black is a 200 pound tackle from Warwick New York and Picataggio a 190 pound end from Fast Meadow New York. Picataggio was a main target for the Buster aerials this fall. First string ends were Ron Vicory of Independence and George Malseed of Coffeyville.
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Garden City Junior College
Jayhawk
Broaebuster
Denis Black
Mickey Ficataguio
Black
Warwick
New York
Picataggio
Fast Meadow
N.Y
Buster
Fort Scott
Willie Fields
Coffeyville
Ron Coleman
Dodge City
Don Davis
Pettits Back Hawks Top Lakers In Narrow Win
Pettit returns after a 10 day layoff and scores 23 as the St. Louis Hawks beat the Los Angeles Lakers 105-102. Baytor led L A with 35 while Richie Guerin added 22 for the Hawks in a tight Western Division clash. Also, Celtics over Knicks 116-91, Pistons over Cincinnati 125-115, and Baltimore over San Francisco 120-114.
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Associated Press
Rob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Los Angeles Lakers
Pettit
National Basketball Association
Hawks
Los Angeles
Lakers
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
Baltimore
San Francisco
Elgin Baytor
Richie Guerin
St. Louis
Boxing Hall of Fame adds five new members
The Boxing Hall of Fame announces five new inductees: Lou Ambers, Jim Braddock, Georges Carpentier, Ted Kid Lewis, and Sam Collyer. Ambers and Braddock were chosen by boxing writers, while Carpentier and Lewis were selected by a special committee with directors choosing Collyer.
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New York
Hall of Fame
Lou Ambers
Jim Braddock
Georges Carpentier
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Sam Collyer
Ambers
Braddock
Carpentier
Lewis
Callyer
Pheasant Hospitality Idea Spreads in Colorado Region
Eight Denver city tellers hunted on Leon Mekelburg’s farm near Yuma as part of Colorado’s pheasant season. More than 130 hunters joined the program that invites landowners to share land, food, and lodging with hunters, turning hunting into a revenue source. The plan, already successful in Nebraska and South Dakota, aims to reduce trespassing and boost local businesses while promoting pheasant habitat and access.
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Colorado
Yuma
Cole
Denver
Leon Mekelburg
Here
Yuma County
Tom Skillman
Nebraska
South Dakota
Yuma Assn
Sterling College 1964 65 Basketball Roster Highlights
Helm and Woodbury lead Sterling College roster from Telegram area. Bob Helm of Syracuse and Terry Woodbury of Scots are listed as guards with subheadline notes on previous high school coaches. Sterling finished last season 12 8 under coach Clair L Gleason.
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Sterling College
Bob Helm
Syracuse
Terry Woodbury
Scots
Helm
Syracuse High
Cliff Edwards
Sterling
The
Warriors
Clair L. Gleason
Woodbury
Tom Williams
Leon High
Madisonville holds 1965 tax free for property and polls
Madisonville Kentucky city council declares 1965 will be the 11th straight year without a property or poll tax. A new levy of 20 cents per $100 on bank and trust shares raises funds for the city library and local light and water operations.
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Madisonville
Palmer Nicklaus Lead World Field In Canada Cup Start
United States defending champions Palmer and Nicklaus face a global field at Royal Kaanapali Golf Course in Maui as 32 nations plus Hawaii and Puerto Rico compete over 18 holes daily through Sunday for the Canada Cup. Palmer set a course record in the pro-am with 65 and shares best-ball honors. Nicklaus posted 72 in singles.
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Kaanapali
Maui
Hawaii
United States
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Puerto Rico
Royal Kaanapali
Palmer
Nicklaus
Paris
Arnie
Army
Howard Clark
New York
Internaional Golf Association
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Ted Makalena
Chefif Sayed
Egypt
Spain
South Africa
Canada
New Zealand
Busy Schedule Looms For SW Area Basketball Teams
Regional teams face a packed slate with multiple non conference and league matchups across Wyoming Colorado Kansas and Oklahoma. Garden City JC Lone Star and Dodge City games headline a string of Friday Saturday and Tuesday nights as rivals collide in this era of WCKL and WAVL play amid a flurry of grade school and junior high contests.
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Garden City Junior College
Northeastern Colorado JC
Sterling
Scottsbluff
Neb
Casper
Wyo
Garden City High
Hosta
Rugged Burewell
Central Kansas
Garden
Dodge City
Garden City Junior High
Lakin Juntor High
Garden City
Mary's School
Knight
Cimareon
Nogamer
Byte
Yoal Fowler
Thatanena Troe Qiola Teague
Ehatip Charron
Viyasen — Tigers
Monker
Okla
Doe
Witchart
Deerfield
Wearlemt
Arkansans
Thdlans
Plerecoville
Tiiers
Mantey
Utica
Copeland
Villiogs
Spearville
Inelan
Flava
Tota
Santa Fe
Baalen
Klamet
Hore
Windthurst
Bulldogs
Feliceville
Montezuma
Leamie Ford
Kismet
Holeamh
Tlaklh
Ententa Satunday
Sublette
Plaia
Johnson
Syracuse
Rlavs
Educ
Asep
Pam
Tacrre
Phova
Tribune
Priday
Der
WEA
Cath
Teslageen
Four Buster Foes Named to JC All-America Team
Garden City JC faced four foes on the 1964 National Junior College All America first unit. Honorees include Cecil Cordell Coffeyville tackle and Paul Wartsel Fort Scott guard along with Vernon Moore Cameron A&M Lawton fullback and Andy Heck McCook halfback. Other first-unit selections feature Lawson Ellsworth JC Iowa Fats Iowa Wallace Phoenix Wallace tackle Haynes Northeastern A&M guard Gardner Dixie JC center Smith Boise JC half Carter Henderson County JC and quarterback Chinn Oklahoma Military Academy. Second-unit halfbacks Cheek and Fields were repeats from Garden City foes. Honorable mentions go to Steve Russell Arkansas City JC and Howard Hoover McCook.
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Garden City Jaco
National Junior College Athletic Assn
Coffeyville
Cecil Cordell
Fort Scott
Paul Wartsel
Vernon Moore
Cameron A&m
Lawton
Okla
Andy Heck
McCook
Neb
Lawson
Ellsworth JC
Iowa Fats
Iowa
Bob Wallace
Steve Russell
Arkansas’ City JC
Howard Hoover
Butkus Signs With Chicago Bears In NFl Draft War
Chicago Bears landed linebacker Dick Butkus after a high-profile chase by the New York Jets. Denver traded his rights, while Houston Oilers secured Baylor receiver Larry Elkins with a reported 125000 total package. Elkins joined former Baylor star Don Trull with the Oilers, helping the AFL gain parity with the NFL in first-round signings.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Rick Butkus
Chicago Bears
New York Jets
Denver
Butkus
Houston Oilers
Baylor
Larry Elkins
Bears
Ilinois
Champaign
Associated Cross
Broncos
Cal Kunz
New Yorkers
New York
Jets
Oilers
NFL
Green Bay Packers
Elkins
Don Trull
Trull
Houston Post
AFL
Brayton's half court winner caps Maryland upset
Maryland guard Neil Brayton sank a 40 foot one handed shot with four seconds left to beat Penn State 72-71. Ray Saunders and Carver Clinton had the late Nittany Lions lead, while Bill Bradley led Princeton and Dave Bing starred for Syracuse in lopsided wins.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Dave Bing
Syracust
Maryland
Neil Brayton
Brayton
Terps
Penn State
Carver Clinton
Ray Saunders
Nittany Lions
Bradley
Lafayette
Leopards
Bing
Syracuse
American A
Twelve Teams Enter City Recreational Basketball League
Twelve teams will compete in this year s city area recreation town team men s basketball league. Play starts mid December with most games at Ben Grimsley Gym and some at Garfield Gym. Entry fee 25 per sponsor, roster limit 12, no under 18 players, top eight finishers reach a post season tournament.
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Civic Center
City Recreation Department
Dicks’ Dairy
Hot Shots
Garden City Jayevos
Hamilton County Jayevos
Kendall
National Guard
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Burtis Motors
Halcomb
Scott City
Sublette
Ben Grimsley Gym
Garfield Gym
College Scores Across Regions
EAST Syracuse 127 American U 67 Princeton 83 Lafayette 74 Penn 100 Rutgers 75 Yale 77 Colgate 7b Harvard 100 Amherst 04 Temple 72 Gettysburg 59 Maryland 72 Penn State 71 St Bonaventure 78 Quincy 64 Delaware 68 Johns Hopkins SOUTH Tennessee 97 Richmond 68 Flovida 68 VMI 58 Navy 104 West Maryland 66 MIDWEST Run State 96 Creighton 82 Dayton 95 Niagara 64 Ohio St 86 South Dakota BH SOUTHWEST Texas Tech 114 McMurray 70
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Kansas State
Associated Press
Creighton
Jeff Sintons
Tennessee
Texas Tech
Red Robbins
Red Raiders
McMurry
Norman Reuther
Rob Trupin
Yale
Colgate
Ohio State
South Dakota
Syracuse
American U
Princeton
Lafayette
Penn
Rutgers
Harvard
Amherst
Temple
Gettysburg
Maryland
Penn State
St. Bonaventure
Quincy
Delaware
Johns Hopkins
South Tennessee
Richmond
Flovida
VMI
Navy
West
State
Dayton
Niagara
Ohio St
McMurray
Pro Basketball Results From Wednesday NBA Scores
Boston defeated New York 106 to 91 while Detroit topped Cincinnati 125 to 115. St Louis beat Los Angeles 105 to 102 and Baltimore defeated San Francisco 120 to 114.
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National Basketball Association
THE
Associated Press
Boston
New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Baltimore
San Fancisco
Unorthodox Kicker Honored
Pete Gogolak, Hungarian-born Cornell kicker, won AFL Player of the Week after a 57 yard exhibition kick for Buffalo. He kicked a late 32 yard field goal to beat San Diego 27 24, snapping a 10 game losing streak and sealing a key Thanksgiving victory. Willie Mays and Tommy Davis also noted for 20 game hitting streaks.
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NEW York
Pete Govolak
Buffalo Bills
Cornell
Buffalo
Gogolak
Tampa
Fla
Associated Press
Bills
Boston
San Diego
Chargers
Palmer to curb schedule for next season
Arnie Palmer announced plans to cut his tournament load to about 15 events next year. After playing 26 PGA tour events this year plus Australia Japan and England appearances he said golf should stay fun not drudgery and he will pick, limit and focus on key events thereafter.
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Kaanapali
Maui
Hawaii
Arnie
Arnold Palmer
Bret
Palmer
Australia
Japan
England
Clarke Breaks World 3 Mile Record In Melbourne
Ron Clarke of Australia shattered the world 3 mile mark in Melbourne finishing in 13 minutes 7.4 seconds despite a stiff wind. He beat Halberg by over 10 yards with Tony Cook also among the Australian contenders.
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Melbourne
Australia
Ron Clarke
Murray Walberg
New Zealand
Lance J Shamping
Halberg
Clarke
Tony Cook
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Santa Fe Ettes
Dairy Queen
Rickman
Dillon's Grocery
Walls Iga Foodliner
Million Motors
Minter Drilling
Deerfield Co-op
Massey-Ferguson
Garden High Soph
Buff Soph
Boxing Hall of Fame
By Bob Greer
Yuma Area
Telegram Sports
Mekelburg
Qundy
Garden City Telegram
Thorday
Simons Nails
Wildcats
Sue van Doren
Kas
Willie Mays
Giants
Tommy Davis
Dodgers
Aussie Clarke
Monty Cossell
Bucklin
Kansas
Garden City High School
Buffaloes
Russell Broncos
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